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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
MEETING OF THE CITY FATHERS.
of Thanks to Baltimore, President
Hood and the Westminster Firemen-
More Hose.


At a special meeting of the Mayor and
Common Council, which convened Thursday
evening by order of the Mayor, Milton Scha
effer the following resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted,
WHEREAS the Fire Department of Baltimore
CITY AID the W. NJ. R. r. Co., have shown
such prompt and willing disposition to render
our city proper aid in our distress in the recent
conhagration, and on other occasions, therefore
ResoIped, That we, the Mayor and Common
Council of Westminster, representing the cltl-
zens thereof, feel it duty as well as PRIV,
laqe to express the sincere thanks OF grateful
community, trusting that our relations may
! ever be such with these great corporatons as
70 feh1eF US deserS!s.s q >s.ieif good will and
protection.
Rcsolsed, That these proceedings bespread
upon the minutes and be published in the
County papers, and that copies of the same
be sent to Chief Engineer Hennick, of Balti-
more, in behalfof Baltimore City Fire Depart
ment, and to ]. N. Hood, President Of the
W. N. R. r. Co.
A resolution of thanks was, also, rendered
our own Fire Department for the efficient,
manly and successful work in preventing a
serious confagration, and to their chief, Mr..
F. K. Herr, under whose skillful management
such great work was accomplished.
1t was also, ordered, upon recommendation
of large number of citizens and tax payers,
that 500 feet of additional hose be purchased,
and the clerk was authorized to correspond
with different manufacturers inviting propo-
sails. The Council recommend that the citi-
zens of east and west end districts take prop
err steps, looking to the immediate erection of
suitable buildings for hose.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12

John c. Humbert, of Middleburg has Il
small COW that gave birth to two calves on
January %, which are well and are growing
nicely.
The few days spring like weather of last
week brought out some Of our enterprising
farmers to pillow. Some have sown their
clover seed.
The members of the Church of God, at this
place, have purchased new stoves for their
meeting house. The old ones were too small
for the large house.
Mr.. Emanuel Heltabridle, of near this
place, is building large shop for the manu-
facture of split-bottom chairs, and has largo
stock on hand.
The following are the weights of two porkers
slaughtered by Jacob Humbert: one 404, and
one, % months old, 6l5 pounds. Who can
beat our Mayberry pork raisers.
The protracted meeting is now in progress
at this place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
Double Pipe Creek Items.

V. Morningstar, formerly proprietor OF the
Star Hotel at this place, left with his family
for Kansas on Wednesday of last week
David Sharer, well-known - :
siding near Keysville, who had armer re-
from loci; - = = seen suffering
burnt out of his face, died on. Thursday, Feb
ruary 3, and was buried at Hsysville on the
Saturday following.
The health of the community has not been
very good for the past few weeks. d. G.
Warner is suffering from acute rheumatism.
F. j. Shorb is just recovering from a severe
cold, and other vnsrsons are suffering from
-ns-Sinns, discusses ~
James Myerly is busily engaged, f1sss4- on
his new house. -
Judging from the receipts of freight at the
office of the agent of the W. NJ. Il. R., we
think about as much business is done at this
point as at any other of its size IN the country.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
24ll EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Francis Warner, plaintiff, VS.. Daniel G. Frank,
defendant.
Ordered this 4th day of February, A. D.,
1887, that the account of the auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereofbe shown
ON or before the 21st day Of February, inst;
provided a copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
VIM. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
feb 8 2t WIN. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12

From WestmInsleT frequently UVeT OUO
gallons are shipped.
The shipments from Emory Grove were $50
gallons, from Glyndon 210 and Pikesville 800.
The record shows, as was recently stated in
the ADvocTE, more milk is shipped from
Westminster than from any other point on the
Western Maryland Railroad.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
Allowing verdict:

1.-THE said female child came to its death
by exposure to the inclemency of the weather
and starvation, caused by the said Jessie D..
Brown placing it in an excavation in the earth;
and placing stones against the opening and
abandoning it, and that the said Jessie Brown
the said female child in said manner feloni-
ously and of her own malice and forethought
did murder in Carroll county, Md.
Saturday at her fathers house, and guarded
by two deputy sheriffs. Her condition i'm
proving, she was taken to jail on Wednesday.
w. L. Seabrook, Esq, has been retained as
her counsel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
DO R s A L E.

FoR SALE. A4Y2a
il Acre, y prime I limestone
miles from Westminster; fine buildings, all
in good condition; q very desirable iarm;
price $12 ,000-half cash, balance on years
time. r. W..
minister to New Windsor, mile from former
place; good house, good stablng, good water:
extra fine fruit, &c. Price $3.50.
Fine brick house on John street, rooms,
conveniently arranged, all in first class con-
dition. Quite bargain at $1,000.
800 acres near .Finksburg, Nd; = .piles3
from Westminster, l mile from hallroaa
Station; land in fair condition; lOO acres n
timber; stone house, bank barn. Will De oiVle-
ed if desired; $50 per acre..
Minister large bank barn, hne orchara, splep-
did building site for house; price S6,OOO
LARGE brick hotel in Westminster, on Map
street: near Railroad Depot; price Sl4, OO0
Farm As acres, II miles from Westminster;
land good; buildings good; orchard choice
fruit; price $50 per acre.
! Farm 10 acres, miles from Westminster,
miles from Hampstead, nearest r. X. Station;
good house and barn; 90 acres cleared lana
| in good condition $50 per acre.
Nice Little Home, one mile from west
|
house; price, - 500. -
245 acres prime land; elegant buildings; -
miles from Baltimore, near railroad
TOO acres OF same arm would be
No'd with good dwelling, &C.. price SIS, ZOO.
| Twenty acres good land, good buildings,
| near Westminster, So, 800.
One hundred acres, best quality of land, %
miles from Westminster; buildings only fair,
good water, &C.; price, So, 500.
Brick house and lot in Westminster; 81 200.
Double brick house and lot in Westmin-
ster; s., 500.
Also, some fine pasture lots, ranging from
2 to acres, adjoining Westmy V.
For particulars call on or y
sep4,tf E. LYNCH, Nd. 4
in the Circuit Court for ca
James White VS.. John E.
Catharine EckenroA
Order this 4th day of Febrnary,I
the sale made and reported in this y -
James White, the mortgage, under
of sale contained in mortgage to-
John T. Eckenrode and Cathari
be finally ratified and confirms ll1tcss' cause
to the contrary be shown or or before the It'll
day of March, next; provided copy of this
order be printed in some newspaper published
in Carroll county once week for three sue
cessive weeks before the 2Sth day of February,
inst.
Tle report states the amount of sale be
$4,000 VIM. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
feb 3 st WIN. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
IN the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
L sitting in Equity.
NO. 1888 EQUITY.
Elias B. Arnold, Trustee. versus, William II.
Blizzard, Sarah r. Blizzard.
Ordered this 9th day of January, 1887,
that the sale of the property mentioned in
these proceedings as made to Anna NJ. Biz
card, and reported by Elias B. Arnold, Trus-
tee, in his End Report, be ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 2Sth day of Feb
ruary next; provided copy of this order be
Inserted in some newspaper printed in Carroll
County once in each of three successive weeks
before the 2lst day of February next. The
report states the amount of sale to be $1,000.
VIM. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
jan29 st WIN. N. MARTIN. Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
DISASTROUS FIRE IN WESTMINSTER.

comnlete Destruction of the Albaugh Build
ing-Three Stores Burned out-Loss over
s6o. ooo-Insurance S3s,5oo-Ehcient WorK
of the Fire Department Incidents OF Inc
Fire &c,
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INFANTICIDE.
Jesse Brown Charged with the Murder Of Her
Child,

As published in the ADVOCATE last week,
Jesse Brown, colored woman of this city,
gave birth to a child on Sunday morning,
January Both, and the child mysteriously
disappeared. Although diligent search was
made, ponds even being dragged, the child
was not found until last Saturday morning.
when its ifeass remains were discovered IN
the side of bank, with two large stones
AGAINST it, on the farm of Theodore +. Englar,
about a mile from Westminster The child
was found by Deputy Sheriff Zeiber, City
Bailiff Yingling and VIM. Stone, VINO were out
searching for 1t.
The remains were taken to the Jail and
nrenarations made to hold an inquest, with
Justice G. w. Crapster, acting coroner. The
following Jury was summoned-John Z.
Frizell, foreman; Charles Henneman, l.. u.
Trumbo, Plus J. Little, John Bernstein,
Daniel f. Shriner, James A. Mitchell, Ed
ward L. Zahn, VIM. Oursler, Geo. W. Miller,
Emanuel Shaeffer, Geo. c. Grass. The jury
viewed the remains of the child on Saturday
afternoon at the JAIL and adjourned until
Monday at o'clock p. m. Drs. ). Howell
Billingslea, George Martin and NJ. l.. bott
made a post-nortem examination OF the child.
On Monday the jury assembled at the Court
House, and the investigation was resumed
,Judge and Mrs. Isaac G. Bale, Richard Hun
| L.
and Drs. Billingslea, Martin and Bot were
the witnesses. The evidence showed that
Jessie D. Brown, colored, of this city, gave
birth to a female child on Sunday morning,
January 3Oth in wagon in the stable o.
Judge Bale; that she was taken to Judge
Bales residence by Mrs. Bale, who gave heI
a dress and some breakfast; that the chic
was alive, and to Mrs. Bale appeared to be
large and healthy; that Jessie Brown Ielt Mrs:
Bales shortly after getting breakfast, ane
carried the child with her; that she went tt
her fathers house, in Union street, severa
hours later, without the child; that the woman
was seen beyond the city limits, between thu
Cranberry road and his fathers residence b!
Richard Hunter; that the dress given JESSE
Brown by Mrs Bale was found IN a hel'
about 800 yards from where the child wa w,
discovered; that the child was found IN tn
side of bank on Theodore F. Englar farm
, wrapped in some clothing, with little cart
on It and two large stones leaning against II
that it was brought to jail &C. The phys
clans all testified that an examination OF Tn
, body showed that the child was tuIl-terr
, healthy one; that while they discovered noth
inc to Indicate the manner of its death, the
believed. from the evidence of other witnesses
that death was the result of want OF nossiiiisssn
= ment and exposure, and that the Pressure {
the heavy stones may have been contributin
cause
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12
TEN PER CENT.
REMEMBER, A REDUCTION OF TIKI

REMEMBER, A REDUCTION OF THE
ABOVE AMOUNT ON EVERY
DOLLAR YOU BUY.
THIS will secure you Strictly
First-Class Goods at less
prices than ever before.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-12

]. w. Earhart and Chas 7. Reifsnider, Agents
and Attorneys. X. Z. Matthew's, huc'
feb5 is
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SPRING &SUMMER STOCK.

EVERYTHING has got the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22
DIDNT WAgT TO BE HAEgRD.
Hm MIND WAS AFFKoTKD AND HI ASKED
~ NJ Nnuura nnn


Patrick Delaney, Who lives near the
water works on Lake Washington. vent
10 the probate court Office on Friday
Iasl and said; sJadee. I want 20 be
taken care Of. for some people over nssr
NY place want 20 hang NE"
s'Whai do they want 20 hang yoa foF7"
II don't knew. but they have q grave
dug faF ne On the shore 81 the lake, and
I don't want them 70 eet me. Will you
take care 81 mefs
Il vas apparent from the mans 40
tions that his mind vas Affected, and be
was assured that no one would be per
mitted 10 harm him, at which Mr.. Da-
laney appeared greatly relieved
II appears that some time Subsequent
10 the finding Of the body Of q man Who
bad hanged himself near the water
works. Mr.. Dulaney'a mind became af-
fectod. His son vas ems Of The per
sons who hrst san the suicides body,
and probably be told bis father about
Il. The old gentleman since then has
been laboEing under the hallucination
that some one was trying 10 hang him.
too, Notwithstanding every effort has
been made 20 disabuse his mind Of n.
Recently. ~ wag reported In the Rosr-
INrKLLTGKNcKR 81 The time, the hndiaR
OF q has near whst Appeared 10 be q
freshly filled grave. eaused some excite.
meat IN the vicinity Of the Waier woFks.
The grave vas opened and piece Of
rope with blood on u, vas found In the
bottom, although no esflln OF body was
found. This occurrence left the Inn
preston on Mr.. Duianey's mind that be
was to be buried IN that grave after be
| had been hanged.
Mra. Delaney vas notified and should
her husband become violent e. danger
ous. fornaal inquiry viii be made a. "a
| bis sahlty.
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TRR MURDRR TRIALS.
SOMETHING ABOUT WHAT TEE yunEEs
xHoU0HT OF TIE CAFES.

II Is seldom that tWo murder trials.
one resulting in conviction and the
other in an aeqnittal. terminate 20
promptly as In those tried ID The dis
triet court last week, in which Albert
Friedrich and Thomas Reddineton and
Patrick Gallagher we're defendants.
The Jury In the FFiedFinh case miaht a.
veil not have retired 10 the iuRy-Foom,
for no diacusaion Of the testimony was
neeessary b bring about an aRE0ement.
The fret ballot showed q unanimous
vote for conviction. 30, In the HALO
ran murder trial, the jury balloted onoe
after retiring and the vote was unani-
nous for an acquittal. In the former
case the RAPID agreement was accepted
40 q bad indication for the defendant.
In the latter ease good many people
Thought il locked bad fog the prisoners.
But they we're acquitted and general
Satisfaction was expressed.
While not Dissatisfied with tbs SsE-
diot there q uon8ideEahlo gossip aotne
On aboot TIE case. Cine iarymnn said
the rock Showing YEA tne main fen-
tufe in The casa hnd thal a vas ms.
which determined The result. Another
juryman said there was no doubt Qua
that Halloran did make q move 20 a.
tack Reddington With q knife. The
Jury believed 80, a. any rata. Their
apfsaFs not 10 have hssn much differ
eGce Of opinion on the question Of
whether Reddinetcn fired the fatal shot
Substantially OF deaignedly. II would
nst have effected the result. Ona iurv-
man said the stronRest fsatuFa Of Bad
ainRt0n's testimony Wa hie exuitahility
on tie stand. During cFUss exnmins-
lion be appeared positively angry and
answered The questions asked Bin wilh
e vchemenca and promptnezs which est.
and nos repeating q carefully prepared
story. Even eontraAictogy statements
Of bis strengthened bis tesliIaanV n tbe
estimation Of the Jury. a. it indicated
40 alIsenee Of design. Another Jury
man when asked % Indicate The stEonQ-
81 featuse Of the defsnses instantly said
il vas Mrs RedaiBgton's testimony.
Ihe jury believed every word she said.
TIE rocks piled ca the counsel tabIe
we're IN themselves, very strong tesil-
mouy, eaid another juror. and tie pho
togrAph showing the baFEica6ed door
and windows IN Reddington's house.
Their are some peopie Who think
that HAiloran did not throw stones e
ell, but they do NOS insist very etrongiy
on their belief. Others thfnk he ala
NOS throw them on the morning be vas
killed. All who discussed the friai who
we're acquainted With HaIlsran ssy that
be wng nos OF sound mind.
Friedrich has bean ra1Ser despond
ent since his eonxisGion. he has i0as
bis good hnm0E and sits silently cen.
muhinR With his oWn thoaqhfs much 81
he time. He now louka Toward d -
doubt entertained about his determines.
tis1 10 eommit suicide In the sVena q
bis oonvietion. or 81 least before hi
exeQuiion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22

laAsD FeeE1n9.
sesmen 4. Kellsy lei n - rssu a
....sy re = exisffs3 10 5 q s'. ~
-. in1anaent q Rspnfrs csoaeh a
= 2. = 49, ss.sEn Uzien Tsl1HEaph caEa1ang
~. helleE Aver. x fks Ozsruui,a.
~ '..a1 80. y ealtls 3lasr end Wi is1ge
&c c.g...s Mesgas end via. q Pea
49,. - eEsiEe4 home b tAe Gym
Mr4 HieleheE. nsuxhar e M. Reeefrv
$500 Nr91Hh this cftV Yotfesfsg - -
49, q I4coma. whors nlzs Rors "a viSIf
IT. huxmcr. the oninenf nansansss SD
- ys.lL. who wa a1nt - fkiS ooanfrr r.
- - re<9lzee. y he inzeEe6a a.
sze.e,H e.zilnlisl4 iaft this morning fsr
laNFalce CenneH. ufnos oncrnta.er e -,
MeNl1zn Unlom ai&na a. tia llf9. ,Ti9 -
- Ieecna today 70 mr1E kIe 49, wif-l y
conlnR Erem THAR foEnanF hnnne q I5end.
weed Dnkotn.
". r. Thnrnell Ell b. rnli FOR ssn
fr.a.1cl1cq tc1zel14T. He nta<As that he
Val 4o9 us oe4c.Mla q ne ealffnrnlR n
y -14t1 to44 ana end1aFu 10 have tie
AkE NzouRh excaxnem coEne Through g
se-..le lnlte4d * tefInlnall1s q PnxlIand
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-22


About tsn days sao iwo suzlnoni east
era gnntlemen eAms 70 thIs eity q the
instance Of eastern capitalists who are
interested in the oonstrnetisn Of ahs
Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern rail-
Say. for the puFposa Of inapastino ana
reporting upon the road and she eoun-
Try throuah which q Euus. both az r.
CARDS feasibility of Fonte and resources.
The gentlemen were Z. 8. kIexandsr. s
civil engineer OF vide experience, and
tioual but Worldwide reputation. In
eerehd The report il New York thai he
10 would hAva been adopled b. tkeNoFth-
efR Raei6oi and else lhag TIE Tine ran
ihF0uah an unproduofive country. Mr..
Alexandef'e mission vas 70 detefmine
the truth or falsity Of the hrss state
ment and DR.. RnhmeF's the latter. Af.
Alexander examined every foo1 Of the
line O. located 10 The summit Of the
Cascades, and pronounced Il . eosd and
feasible route. and 90 reported by tele-
araph. Dr.. Ru9mef made careful ex.
Summation OF The timber. agricultural.
coal and iron lands, and On reaching the
Sop ranch on hia return from 6nOqaal-
ME Pass, be WFute short report which
BE dispatched 20 she nsarsut telegraph
station for transmission % New York, Ia
which be stated; Il and The resources
Of the country through which Tie line
runs unlimited.n
These gentlemen came here quietly,
performed the duties assigned them,
end have returned 10 their eastern
homes, where they viii prepare their
reports at length and subu1it fhem 70
She capitalists WHO employed them 20
make she inspection. Il Is needless to
say that the Puget Sound eoantKy will
loss nothing By being examined and
having is resources looked into BY such
eminent gentlemen - E. 8. Alexander
and DR.. Rnfmer.
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THR COLUMBIA SrREEf SEwEk -Ncrk
Vas c0mmeacnd yesterday On the new
sewer On Columbia street under fhe
superinteadenuy Of Commissioners Cum
miasA The sower viii BE- carried crom
Nc AlieyWAy wasa az front street. 70
he corner of Twelfth street. TIE pipes
are ten inches IN Diameter and are O. ne
ksnd known - trea stone sewer PIPE.
he levels have keen made - far -
fifsh street. The ayeragn 6epth Of Tie
ellcA now being cut Il b he twelve tscl
fee greatest depth viii b On the west
A.da d Second stfnes. where Il viii b A.
tea feet and the least depth win 6e
Ahoat eight feet.
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Artists o. inesEposnkisn wars nlsl
vita ~ lerEiioriaI ss1reiaEy yssiasan.
b Ihsnaa Bazks. knazs MastiutszI
and Daniel q. GElmar, Of geaills. an
Franklin a. Io1ss and wm- q. SOFA
Of Mes Ko<k city, uhc haEs azsoeiaIs<
thems1lsas toczfhsr e . essprrn1iua
under Tbs lawa ~ Wnahinaann IsExs
e1zy. 11o name af tha unEpoEafiau q
ths 3saitls 4 kAsHsEn CansfEus1inn
Cowpany.
ne o65suis for whssh ne cempnny d
formed eEa n1n1ed - ha e. fnlI1Ha. II
oon1rect for re enusfEnrffun ard eunip-
we12 ana 90 ounalruct and nunfp rnil-
roads and teIsRrnph linea. weRun raads.
eanala, locks. hridaea, wsanElA whnRves.
doskz and pleEaI an1 a1 - nnuaf
1tfuot1rea and nppnzGHuaMeans mpnnE-
tanning shefs1o; % rseeiVs paymant
lh4EzfrE IL cash O. n stUehR shares,
hon6a. e. otheE securities, and % eva.
maintain and Operate auab railroads
and sa1aGEnph lines a1d asheE mo<ha
o1HHa eoeElznclion. nn1 antF connu1s
tlon an4 trAnsIeR thereof b Gh1 oon-
stractinR ogmpany, and theIzs1leR 10
Own. maint1in and operate tie aanne By
lease or otherwise, carry fraiaht and
passengers. and 70 rsooiys tolls thero-
for.
Seoond-Te purchase, oun, Isass,
maintain end Operate On enoh tefma ~
nay - agreed up0l, anF railroad or
railroads, wilh is 81 ihsis sulIina gaoek.
equipments OF appdKteuanosg, o. any
s.af...-peu.ks lf..e - $500 - - -
rosa. Steamship o. nsanmboat Ina,
canals. docks, locks Ferries bridges
and publie woEka.
Thisd-To bufid. purchase. oun and
run steamships and steamboats, between
The ports Of Seattle, ViolOfia aud San
traueiseo. O any okher poiufs % fhe
North Raa1llc Ocean, and On Rnee1
1Dun& and i5e ffik3taRiee a2d q The
rivera and lakes il the State
Of Oregon. and Territories Of Washing
ton. Idaho, Monaana and Dakota; and
also % build, purchase and own docks.
whaFvee, piers, warehouses. locks, ferry
boale, alaRes aud other means Of tzans-
poxtafion.
Foarth- 10 snlsr, lay out, purchass
and eel toWnBitaz lownlots, ena sen
araiir ID .aaa ID 1nndB Of every 6ns1Eip-
ton Or The psoducl thereof, along o.
near Any Of ths linea Of The road chat
this eompau1 mag e0ns1Enet. pNfshA1o,
0un o. lease and g impt1Fe SO fanee,
and 30 DO eseEything elns in talnti6n
thsreto thai might Be done ~ an indi-
vidual.
Ths oapitaI stock Of ne ooxposafion
is 6xed st 81 900. 0oo. divided into To-
900 shares Of 500 eash. The duration
Of The corporation Il hxed e twenty
years. The numbes Of aEualeos h nxe1
e i've. bat such number may e any
time after the explrntian Of six months
from She date Of the articles, b. Q by
lay ok The coepoEation. DO iueFeaGed 30
any number not exoeed,nR nine. Thu
incoEpeEators are named aa ne Arss
trustees b MANAGE tbs alzairs 81 tha 10.
corporation until Hay /, 1858. The
peineipal ofncs oe the -coRpnEniion shall
Be located n the city Of HesttIe, bat The
company may have q business ofEioe IN
tie city Of New Yoxk.
TIE ooFpoEati00 e empowered 10 bog-
row money On bonds, notea, dsbanaures
and othefuiae, end 70 mortgage Ell o.
any Of its property, real. personal on
mixed. 10 secure the payment Of any OF
oil Of The eame.